Dravon Keith Foughty-Killion, age 5, was born on June 3, 2021, in Paoli, Indiana, and passed away, Sunday, September 27, 2026, in Bedford, Indiana.

Dravon was the beloved son of Melissa and Devon Foughty-Killion. He was deeply loved by his family and brought a unique joy into their lives. Dravon had a special love for superheroes and enjoyed spending time with the people who made him feel safe, loved, and cherished. Dravon had a wonderful imagination and a special love for superheroes. But one of his greatest fascinations was something much simpler: lights. He loved fan lights and other lights, watching them move above him on the ceiling and around the walls. Those lights could capture his attention and bring him happiness in a way that was uniquely Dravon. He shared a particularly sweet bond with his baby sister, Violet, and they both made each other laugh. Dravon is survived by his paternal grandparents, Sherry Lemons and Billy Strong of Elkhart, Indiana, and Alan and Valarie Foughty-Killion of Paoli, Indiana. He is also survived by his uncle, Johnathon Foughty-Killion and Lanieray Walser of Charlestown, Indiana and Aunt Lexie Strong of Elkhart, Indiana and Dravon’s special friend Alex Skinner. Dravon is survived by his great-grandparents, Angel Lemons and Brian Franks of South Bend, Indiana; and his great-great-grandmothers, Yslets Gluck of South Bend, Indiana and Theresa Hudnall of Ocala, Florida. He is also lovingly remembered by his great-aunts and great-uncles: Nickie Smith of Elkhart, Indiana; Cristin Adams, Goshen Indiana; Teresa (Chet) Prater of Bluffton, Indiana; Michelle (Dennis) Qualkenbush of Shoals, Indiana; Diane Foughty, Columbia City, Indiana; Cliff (Diane) Foughty of Rome City, Indiana; and Curt (Karen) Foughty of Ossian, Indiana; as well as many cousins and great-cousins who loved him dearly. Dravon was preceded in death by his Maternal Grandfather John Hondo Porter; Great-Uncle and Aunt, Greg (Carol) Foughty and Geoff Foughty; his great-grandparents, Herman and Martha Foughty; his great-great-grandfather, Johnny Woodson Lemons; and his great-great-grandparents, Bob (Toni) Evilsizer and many cousins and great cousins. A Memorial service will be held at Dillman-Scott Funeral Home on Saturday, October 3, 2026 with visitation from 1pm-3pm and the service held at 3pm. In lieu of flowers please consider donating to Menkes Foundation at Nationwide Children’s Hospital Columbus Ohio % Dr. Stephen G. Kaler; Norton’s Novak center Neurology Department % Dr. Brock or Dr. Shiner at All-in-Pediatrics in Salem, Indiana or New Albany, Indiana office.